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How to mark EditableGrid Header in BOLD

Hi,

I have an editable grid where I have some columns with headers (i.e a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(label: "HEADER",align: "CENTER")). I am trying to mark header label in BOLD (i.e HEADER). I have already tried richtext, no luck.

Please help me with it.

Thanks

Shamim Ahmad

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    Certified Lead Developer

    There's currently no way to do *exactly* this (edit: David has provided a neat workaround below, which might work for you).  Column headers for both types of grid are only able to use their built-in formatting.

    I agree it might be nice if the grid header function was updated to accept a a!richTextItem() object instead of just plaintext, which would open up some fun new possibilities, but I don't expect this is even on Appian's priority radar at the moment.

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    Certified Lead Developer

    There's currently no way to do *exactly* this (edit: David has provided a neat workaround below, which might work for you).  Column headers for both types of grid are only able to use their built-in formatting.

    I agree it might be nice if the grid header function was updated to accept a a!richTextItem() object instead of just plaintext, which would open up some fun new possibilities, but I don't expect this is even on Appian's priority radar at the moment.

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